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Medicare Open Enrollment is underway. Whether you've previously enrolled in Medicare or you are just getting started there can be a lot to learn and it can be overwhelming. There is no better time to learn about the different plan options available, what each plan covers - and doesn't cover!
Join Brian Andrew Tully, Esq. and his guest Doreen Marino, a Medicare Insurance Broker, will discuss how to choose the right plan for your needs now and the legal and financial steps everyone should take to prepare and pay for long term care needs that are not be covered by Medicare.
Join Brian Andrew Tully, Esq. for an Elder Care Law webinar presented by Parker Jewish Institute.
In this webinar, we’ll review the necessary planning documents, the need for asset protection, having the care paid for by Medicaid and finally how to help your loved one get the best care possible.
Asset Protection Planning can ensure that you get the long term health care you need while preserving income for yourself and assets for your heirs. If protecting your assets is important to you, the ideal time to plan your long term care is at least five years prior to your anticipated need for care.
Join Brian Andrew Tully, Esq. as he shares legal and financial strategies that can safeguard your assets, pay for the care and provide you with peace of mind.
Have an elder law question or need guidance on a care issue? Submit your question and Brian will answer it during the next Q & A webinar.
Whether you are a client of ours, a professional colleague, or someone just getting started in your estate planning, we're here to help.
An important aspect of Aging in Place - staying in your own home as you get older - is planning for how you will pay for the care and support you may need. The Community Medicaid program can assist in paying for in-home health care services, but new changes are coming into law soon that will affect when you can become eligible for the program.
Join Brian Andrew Tully, Esq. as he explains these new regulations and what steps you need to take now before the lookback and penalties go into effect.
Determining when a loved one should move to a nursing home often depends on the level of care that is needed. It can be emotionally difficult for everyone involved. But there are some physical and mental signs that can indicate it may be the right choice.
Join Brian Andrew Tully, Esq. as he explains which health and medical factors indicate a nursing home may be the best option for your loved one, the type of legal and financial planning needed and how to pay for the care while protecting assets.
Have an elder law question or need guidance on a care issue? Submit your question and Brian will answer it during the next Q & A webinar.
Whether you are a client of ours, a professional colleague, or someone just getting started in your estate planning, we're here to help.
Options for in-home rehabilitation and physical therapy services offer older adults with limited mobility, difficulties with the Activities of Daily Living, or certain medical conditions, such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's, the ability to receive services in the comfort of their own home.
Join Brian Andrew Tully, Esq., as he and his guest, Dr. Rosario Accardi, founder of At Home Active Motion Physical Therapy Services, will discuss the advantages of in-home care and how these services trigger the need for proper legal planning that can help pay for future long term care.
We all love our parents and we want the best for them, but one of the most challenging tasks we face is how we take care of our parents as they age. There may come a point in time when a parent can no longer live on their own. Perhaps this is due to a cognitive decline or some functional limitations. Fortunately, there are various options you can consider when determining the safest and the most suitable place for mom or dad to live.
Join Brian Andrew Tully, Esq. as he explains the different types of residential options and when to start the legal and financial planning that fits your situation best.
As your parents age, it is important to be able to identify and understand the early signs and symptoms of age-related health issues. The more you can do to prepare your parents to age well and accept caregiving support, the healthier, more active and engaged your parents are likely to be.
Join Brian Andrew Tully, Esq. as he explains The Aging Checklist and steps you can take to ensure their safety and well-being and the various ways to pay for care now and into the future.
